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by ChaiCustard on January 8th, 2007

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I have a single chest hair and single eyebrow hair that consistently grows twice the rate and length of its peers. What causes this?

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  • by teknimage on January 8th, 2007

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    It's just an overactive hair root bulb. It's an anomaly, a small variant in your genetic makeup, like a burb or a hiccup in your body's constant growth. This most often results with age. I got one in my eyebrow pretty soon after turning 30. It happens to a lot of people and is really nothing to worry about. :)

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  • by Anonymous on January 8th, 2007

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    I think it is just individual differences in your hair growing follicles, some may just be more active follicles than others due to natural variance. I am sure this is normal (some of my hairs grow faster than others).

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